Curry rice

[Anonymous No.15929685]

[Anonymous No.15929689]

>>15929685
Yes

[Anonymous No.15929692]

>>15929685
why would you not

[Anonymous No.15929697]

No

[Anonymous No.15929734]

>>15929685
Not all at once, I mix it as I eat

[Anonymous No.15929737]

>>15929734
This. sometimes you want a bite with more sauce, sometimes less.

[Anonymous No.15929744]

No

[Anonymous No.15929756]

I mix it together, I don't want to eat plain rice
t. chinese

[Anonymous No.15929761]

>>15929685
I didn't, but then some incredibly queeny regular customers complained the meal was "mostly rice", despite being maybe 2/5 of the plate.

>cut back on rice
>cut back on meat/veg
>increase sauce by a tablespoon
>toss instead of properly plating
>put in a bowl that makes it seem like they got the same amount
>they like it better now

You gave up actual food for sugary fat, glad you're happy, but at what cost?

[Anonymous No.15929806]

>>15929685
what's the point of the right one? Seeking aesthetic in actual diarreah food?

[Anonymous No.15929813]

>>15929685
No. I control my preferred ratio of curry to rice when I combine them in my mouth.

[Anonymous No.15929836]

>>15929806
difference in textures
customers can choose their desired level of mixing

[Anonymous No.15929839]

>>15929734
>>15929737
this. honestly thought everyone did this

[Anonymous No.15929863]

>>15929836
Wise answer. Different people like different things, don't impose your choice on them.

I can mix rice with hot curry and have a meal that is definitely on the light side as spiciness goes, or I can eat my curry until I reach threshold of my tolerance, then get some rice to bring hotness back down

[Anonymous No.15929878]

Not when I serve it, but when I'm about to eat it

[Anonymous No.15929922]

>>15929692
cause if you don't mix it on the plate, you can then precisely control the rice/other stuff ratio as you're eating

[Anonymous No.15929945]

I knew a guy who mixed wasabi into his curry. Some Japanese people saw this and assumed it was a normal American thing. They copied him and posted it on social media.

[Anonymous No.15929951]

>>15929685
No, I mix it as I go.
I like the inconsistency with every bite. Doesn't get boring.

[Anonymous No.15929970]

Sloppa shit

[Anonymous No.15930001]

>>15929734
>>15929737
>>15929839
based taste

[Anonymous No.15930009]

rice in a bowl then you pour the curry on top

[Anonymous No.15930020]

>>15929685
depends if they serve it like this

[Anonymous No.15930093]

>>15930020
cute

[Anonymous No.15930449]

>>15929922
Why not just put the right ratio on the plate? If you mix it you won't end up with leftovers of one of them.

[Anonymous No.15930518]

I hate when curry is served on a plate rather than in a bowl because then it's just tedious trying to mix the rice and sauce together

[Anonymous No.15930531]

I probably eat about 1/2 to 2/3 of the meal with them separate, alternating between taking some rice to dip into the curry and putting some curry over a little of the rice and scooping it up. Then for the last part of the meal I mix it all together mainly to pick up the remainer of the curry. I don't particularly mind mixing them but I definitely prefer having the textures separate somewhat in a given bite (curry covering rice as opposed to curry mixed into the rice)

[Anonymous No.15930532]

>>15929685
If it's fried no if not then yes

[Anonymous No.15930693]

>>15929685
no

[Anonymous No.15930741]

I serve my curry on top of rice.

[Anonymous No.15930748]

>>15929734
Look everyone, a non retard.

[Anonymous No.15930749]

>>15929692
>take bite of spicy curry
>take bite of rice to help relieve heat

[Anonymous No.15930797]

>>15929685
left is stupid, sure it's fine for the first couple of bites then the rest just becomes soggy.

It's best to eat right from the middle, let the sauce pour over and soak new rice and repeat

[Anonymous No.15931200]

>>15929744
damn that looks good

[Anonymous No.15931241]

Yes. Anyone that says no is a mental midget with the iq of someone from equatorial guinea.

[Anonymous No.15931247]

>>15930797
This, 100% this.

[Anonymous No.15931448]

Nowadays, it can only be found in parts of Osaka, Japan.

[Anonymous No.15931495]

>>15929685
This is actually a massive divider in India. There are those who mix, and those who mix as they eat. I prefer the latter, it's just more organised.

[Anonymous No.15931522]

>>15929685
Yes if you're a tween who likes soggy meals and each bite taste the same.
No if you're a grownup who like to control how much sauce and meat you like with that rice.

[Anonymous No.15931525]

>>15931247
>>15930797
I can't believe I didn't see the appeal of this until this year after years of eating curry all mixed. keeping them separate until the last moment is a huge improvement

[Anonymous No.15931681]

>>15929685
Mixing is disgusting, enjoy eating sloppa

[Anonymous No.15931721]

>>15929697
I can't even cook rice properly. God damnit

[Anonymous No.15931751]

>>15929734
This

[Anonymous No.15931871]

Curry should be served in a plate and NOT a bowl

[Anonymous No.15931893]

>>15929685
That's not curry, dumbfuck. kys.

[Anonymous No.15932094]

>>15931871
Bowls have always been objectively better food delivery mechanisms than plates.

[Anonymous No.15932204]

>>15931893
It contains curry powder, hence its curry.

[Anonymous No.15932212]

>>15929685
No but I pour it over the top.

[Anonymous No.15932258]

>>15929685
I alternate between them until about half the meal is gone, then mix the remaining half.

[Anonymous No.15932546]

>>15932204
Looks like a Japanese curry. That's not proper Indian curry. Adding chili powder to my fries doesn't make it a chili.

[Anonymous No.15932702]

>>15929685
>Do you mix your curry rice before eating?
What kind of question is this? You wouldn't mix the rice and beans they give you at mexican restaurants, would you? Of course not.

[Anonymous No.15932742]

>>15929685
I do not mix my curry or chicken soup with my rice.

I have them on seperate bowls and pour curry/chicken soup into rice as I desire.

[Anonymous No.15932852]

>>15929685
imagine ever eating rice
worst grain

[Anonymous No.15932925]

>>15932546
Japanese curry > Indian curry

Not only because they use beef, but I'm not trying to have liquid shit because my dish is 50% curry powder. (However pajeets in Japan do have the best curry)

[Anonymous No.15932955]

>>15932925
It's because they add loads of sugar, isn't it? There are loads of beef curries from India. They don't all worship cows.

[Anonymous No.15934067]

[Anonymous No.15934077]

>hold the rice please

[Anonymous No.15935274]

>>15934067
why is japanese cuisine so hilariously bad?
the main staple dish of nipponland is sushi which is literally just fish on rice
their curry is just watered soup
ramen is just inferior version of authentic Chinese noodles
even instant noodles is taiwanese (Chinese) and not from japan

why could the nips not make a satisfactory cuisine?

[Anonymous No.15935665]

>>15929756
Fuck off chink

[Anonymous No.15935675]

>>15929685
I always thought curry on top of rice was the reasonable choice

[Anonymous No.15935676]

>get curry takeout
>put homemade rice layer in bowl
>spoon over a few types of curry in seperate spots

[Anonymous No.15935684]

I don't really understand why anyone would willingly eat Japanese curry

[Anonymous No.15935716]

>>15930749
Or you could mix it to a good ratio or not order curries you can't eat

[Anonymous No.15935723]

>>15935274
Ok shit poster

[Anonymous No.15935755]

Rate my curry rice

[Anonymous No.15935774]

>>15929685
No, why would you ever do this. Mixing to your taste gives you near limitless choice in ratio of rice to curry sauce to veg to meat.

Mixing it is literally robbing yourself of finding the ultimate combination of delicious food on your spoon. Plus if you're using chop sticks, the mixed one is dramatically harder to manage.

[Anonymous No.15935823]

What about cunny rice?

[Anonymous No.15935865]

>>15930020
cringe

Cringe remember when people used to be adults and were taught not to play with their food? This is a sign of civilisational decline.

[Anonymous No.15935984]

>>15929685
No, I don't mix my cauliflower rice with curry before eating it as I'm not a barbarian.

[Anonymous No.15936208]

>>15929685
I put the curry on top but I try not to mix it while eating, so it stays fairly presentable and not a big brown mess of slop.

[Anonymous No.15936214]

>>15935865
>my plating looks like two dogs killing three dogs
>those who perform better are to blame

[Anonymous No.15936216]

No I don't eat curry

[Anonymous No.15936319]

i mix on ground

[Anonymous No.15936370]

>>15936319
B-but why?

[Anonymous No.15936382]

>>15935865
You're just mad because that guy's food looks cool and yours looks like a huge sloppa shit

[Anonymous No.15936444]

>>15936382
Yes I am.

[Anonymous No.15937068]

>>15930020
BASED

[Anonymous No.15937988]

>>15936370
Same reason why they no poo-in-loo...

No toilet, shit on street

No plate, eat on street

[Anonymous No.15938005]

>>15929685

At Indian buffets (when I used to go to them), I would pour extra curry sauce over my rice.

The nearest Indian buffet to me now is about 100 miles away in a city I visit maybe once a year so it is rare for me to go to an Indian buffet these days.

[Anonymous No.15938156]

>>15929685
Yes, the rice gives it a good thick texture.

[Anonymous No.15938537]

>>15932546
>Looks like a Japanese curry. That's not proper Indian curry
nowhere OP said it was AuTheNtiC indian sloppashit you dumb streetshitter
also missing OP's point so suck a big fat lump of your own shit and choke on it, hopefully you'll develop some reading comprehension afterwards
>>15934067
this is a terrible way to do it.
don't add a whole raw egg, rather, make onsen tamago and scoop out the yolk and nestle it on top, absolutely ambrosial

[Anonymous No.15938545]

>>15930020

[Anonymous No.15938556]

>>15938537
Curry is Indian. Japanese curry is Japanese, Thai curry is Thai. Comprehend that with your Dumberican education.